Mirth on the menu: Eddie and Jocelyn are all set for their date with fabulous food and loads of laughter


“When I cook for my boyfriend that’s a dinner date, and he must always enjoy my meals and tell me how good it tastes, or else!” Jocelyn


Puff Puff, which is an African dough- nut. I don’t usually drink alcohol, but if I did I would serve a Chapman if not a Supermalt. Jocelyn: Well I have to think about the time and effort – you can’t be sweating too much whilst preparing. I would make nice homemade oven chips with either chicken stew, or any kind of meat stew. It’s East meets West. For drink, I’ll give them a lot of alcohol so they can’t taste the food if it goes wrong! Something strong!


What are the three most misunderstood things about women that men don’t understand? Jocelyn: If we have any ‘fakery’ in our hair it’s not because we are bald or have alopecia, it’s because we choose to put it in. Tere’s a big myth about the hair! Next – we do love our food, when you are living with someone and always cooking you always end up making this little meal


AUTUMN 2011 | NEW AFRICAN WOMAN | 93


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